DEIB In Sales: A Conversation with Chantel George, Founder & CEO of Sistas In Sales
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According to research from Zippia, almost 76% of sales reps are white and only 3.8% are of Black descent. Sistas In Sales is trying to change that. Founded in New York City, SIS is the largest international organization to serve women of color in professional sales careers with more than 11,000 members across the globe. SIS’s membership represents a broad range of diverse women in media, software, finance, IT, education, and tech sales – with a focus on sharing knowledge and resources to build community, sisterhood, and empowerment through mastering the sales craft. We are thrilled to sit down in conversation with Sistas In Sales founder & CEO Chantel George to talk about the challenges facing Black women in sales and how you can take your sales career to the next level.
Chantel George (She/Her)
Chantel George is the visionary founder and CEO of Sistas In Sales (SIS) - the largest global network committed to women of color in professional sales. She founded SIS out of a determination to promote, support, and educate women of color in sales across all industries with a focus on elevating and empowering the ‘whole seller’ at every career stage and in every phase of womanhood. SIS is the first international organization to serve women of color in professional sales careers with more than 11,000 members across the globe. Sistas In Sales partners with Fortune 500 companies, tech start-ups, and consulting businesses to help them attract, hire, and retain women of color sales professionals. The organization's membership represents a broad range of diverse women in media, software, finance, IT, education, and tech sales.